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A member asked:
My 5 month old sucked on a baby wipe its alcohol free but has chemicals should i be worried can she develop cancer? im super worried
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No: If these are safe enough to use on her skin, a short period of ingestion shouldn't harm her. Rinse her mouth out with warm water. All the best.
Answered 4/27/2015
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